Alongside March Madness and an abundance of pollen, the start of spring in Durham means the kickoff to budget season for Durham Public Schools. Yet…
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At a time when the transgender community feels under attack at the federal and state level, the Durham school board is taking a public stand…
The Durham School of the Arts principal has departed suddenly from her post, capping a turbulent month at the school. In a message sent to…
Toni Hall faces herself in a wall-length mirror, moving her arms and legs in rhythmic motions. Fourteen women follow behind her. There’s no music, just…
On a recent Saturday, a group of volunteers gathers in a field in northern Durham, squinting against the wind, adjusting their hats and tightening their…
Charlie Armitage, 23, pulled her car up on Wannamaker Drive at Duke University on a breezy Tuesday night. A pale pink, green and blue rosary…
After months of waiting, residents along Roxboro and Mangum are finally seeing progress on a long-term goal: Conversion of the busy roads to two-way streets. …
The biography of a renowned national civil rights activist with deep Durham roots has been scrubbed from the National Park Service (NPS) website. Pauli Murray…
To understand the Bull City Reddit, just browse a sampling of some of its recent posts. “THERES A LEGO STORE OPENING AT SOUTHPOINT!” cheered Pak256.…
Already facing a $7 million budget shortfall, the Durham school system is now grappling with the potential of federal funding cuts. At a meeting on…